almost April
a little more warmth
and some rain
and the grass
will be green and
the trees will grow
new leaves
* * *
I am enjoying my calendar by Wendy Brightbill.
almost April
a little more warmth
and some rain
and the grass
will be green and
the trees will grow
new leaves
* * *
I am enjoying my calendar by Wendy Brightbill.
Sunday morning
sun shines on sand
and daffodils bloom
* * *
Poetry note: Charlotte Digregorio is posting Daily Haiku by many poets at her site.
Blessings, Ellen
we remember
some of our stories
in different ways
but together
a more complete
picture
like the summer
of three flat tires
I remember the
drives to school
and he remembers
how the flats
actually happened
since he handled
the repairs
rereading a page
hosta leaves
still green
begin to rest
on the groundand will
turn gold
*
Ellen Grace Olinger
always beauty
wildflowers bloom
by the junkyard
lake and sky
same color
Autumn Equinox
one month ends
another begins
evergreen branches
frame night sky
Autumn afternoon
early glow of
streetlights in town
sun spotlights
snowflakes on the window
falling stars
windblown snow
plastered on windows
snow paintings
farmers planting seeds
in many fields . . .
letters become words
sun-warmth
and letting my mind rest
robins teach me their song
morning coffee
with pink clouds
floating in sky
pink lilies on the table
bloom in reply
Credits: poems written for my blogs. Hope you found a favorite and also something new. Blessings, Ellen